Color Slides from Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie National Historical Park
Wide array of 35mm color slides, ranging from grounds of Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie to images of illustrations and printed material.
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View Partner Collection Homepage / View in DiscoveryPersonal Photographs of Sergeant Jesse Herring Jr. during WWII on Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
Personal photos of 2nd Staff Sergeant Jesse W. Herring, Jr., member of Battery B of the 263rd Coast Artillery, stationed at Fort Moultrie during WWII.
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View Partner Collection Homepage / View in DiscoveryU.S. Military in Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, 1900-1945
Images of military use of Fort Moultrie, South Carolina mostly during World War I and World War II.
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View Partner Collection Homepage / View in DiscoveryDamage of Fort Sumter
Images of the damage sustained to Fort Sumter during bombardment. These images were given as gifts to attendees of the ceremonies of restoring the National Flag by Gen. Anderson on the Ramparts of the Fort on the 14th April 1865.
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View Partner Collection Homepage / View in DiscoveryCivil War Era Maps from Fort Sumter National Monument
Collection of printed and hand-drawn maps of Charleston Harbor and Fort Wagner, South Carolina and nearby areas of North Carolina and Georgia. Of particular interest are the drawings depicting batteries and approaches on Morris Island during the Siege of Charleston, 1863.
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View Partner Collection Homepage / View in DiscoveryCivil War Newspaper Illustrations from Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie National Historical Park
Illustrations and text excerpts from newspapers during the American Civil War (1861-1865) depicting major events and battles. Most illustrations are from Harper’s Weekly, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper and the London News.
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View Partner Collection Homepage / View in DiscoveryLincoln Farm Association South Carolina Member Cards
The Lincoln Farm Association Member Cards is a collection of over 140,000 individual and organization names who donated to build the memorial at the farmstead of Abraham Lincoln’s birthplace, which later came to be the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park. In 1905, the farmstead where Lincoln was born, just outside of Hodgenville, Kentucky, was …